The run numbers are highlighted in green if photos are available, and yellow if only a write-up exists. Annual 12 Stops of Christmas Run It was wet and cold, but we were warmed by lots of alcohol and good cheer I t was a perfect day for a run, a goldilocks day - not to cold, not to hot, no rain -, and it was perfectly predicable. The start has also been used once before, but this time the trail was more devious, if not led by the arrow.
None-the-less the effort was well appreciated as there was ample beer at the end, and all enjoyed the run, and comradery. It was a cool, clear, day where cool, calm, and collective thinking was also a requirement. We elected a new Mismanagement. The 19th Annual Goldstream Hash. It was a perfect day for hashing in the woods around Goldstream Campground and Park. We had Edmonton hashers visiting us, and with the exception of Jack Off getting lost, and turning up eventually at the BC during the circle, we had no great miss-haps, and all the Albertans seemed to have survived.
The naming came with the proviso that she can chose to call herself either Happyhole or Blowhole at any time. The wettest run in memory. New trail markings imported from foreigh lands added some chaos to the rained-out local marks, not to mention some marks found rubbed out too.
It rained in the morning, but was sunny and mild in the afternoon. Just Jerry from UVic's joined us to immerse himself in hashing, and we hope we didn't drown him. We hope we inspired him to write a great piece on the joy of hashing.. The Holy Shit! What The F! Our first run this fall in The Annual Red Dress Run An excellent warm day with a great trail - no shiggy though -, lots of stops, and no one got lost, because everyone knew we were eventually going to end-up at Phillip's Brewery.
Lots of red dresses, and Just Andy number 2 was named " Toolbox ". Boomerand's Birthday Run Rabble a different shot can be found in the gallery Click here for a larger image. The Annual Blueberry Hash. Just like last year, it rained Friday, but Saturday and Sunday were warm, sunny, and dry.
